How Do I File An Eeo-1 (Standard Form 100)?
There should be four copies. File the original and first copy with the Joint Reporting Committee. The remaining two copies may be retained for employer records. All singleestablishment employers, employers doing business at only one establishment in one location, must complete a single Standard Form 100.
Computer printouts or tapes may be substituted for all types of EEO1 reports (headquarters, individual establishments, special reports) EXCEPT the Consolidated Report. The Consolidated Report MUST be prepared on the actual EEO1 form. EEOC has designed formats that employers must use for computerized reports.
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